Alfa Romeo Giulia

The Alfa Romeo Giulia was a sedan marketed by Alfa Romeo from 1962 to 1978. Its name means "jewel" in Italian and came in an Alfa Romeo Giulietta version. It came with engines up to 1800cc, and was eventually succeeded by the Alfa Romeo GTA. The Giulia came in a Super trim, featuring a larger engine. A Rallye edition was also available, designed for competition ("rallye" is the British spelling for "rally"). The name was revived in 2015. The Giulia also came in a sportier Super trim and a Spider convertible as well as a Turismo Internazionale edition. Later models also came in a diesel version. A Quadrifoglio (four-leaf-clover) edition was also available. The GTA competed in Trans Am. The Giulia also competed in IMSA GT.